New Ulm weekly review., 1887-10-26

c. w. H. HEIDEMAN, Agent.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Theo. Crone-General Merchandise.
B. Behnke & Co. Dry Goods and Gro
ceries.
H. Loheyde-Boots and Shoes.
F. Kuetzlng Bargain Day
Chas. L. Roos-Holiday Goods.
The three year old son of H. Becker,
of Courtland, died with Group, Thurs
day.
Herman Winkler was taken to the
Hospital last week. He is very low
with consumption.
VIM. Dey has been appointed post
master at Golden Gate vice Horatio
Werring. resigned.
A series of ten club dances will be
given at Turner Hail this winter. Mr..
Fred Pfaender will be glad to book
the names of subscribers.
Mr.. B. Schlichting left for St. Paul
Monday evening to attend the marriage
of his son Herman aud Miss Clara
Sohns which occurred yesterday.
The brewery at Redwood Falls has
been closed and the proprietor has re-
moved to Milwaukee. He could not
compete against New Ulm beer, and
hence the removal. s
A son of Chas. Klotz aged died sud-
denly last Thursday afternoon. He had
been sick with diphtheria and was re-
covering when paralysis of the heart
set in.
While the hired man of Franz
:Keim, of Cottonwood, was narrowing
with two horses, the harrow was turned
Wover in some unaccoun table way and
Ghe horses were thrown upon it, kill.
ing both of them.
The foundry and mac hine shop OF
Essler Bros, St. Peter, was totally des-
troyed by fire Friday forenoon. Loss
$4,000, insurance only $1,000. The
fire was severe blow to St. Peter as
we'll as to the proprietors.
R. Pfefferle went to Kankakee and
E. G. PAIL to Chicago yesterday. r.
Kiesling accompanied them as far as
Sparta Wis. This may have been a
coincidence, but the conductor who had
charge of the train. says that the trio
used up several scat decks before they
reached Sparta.
Col. T. D. Shaw, an old resident OF
the town Of Campbell, Blue Earth Co.,
and well known in the city, died at his
sons home Tuesday October 18th. De-
ceased settled in the town of Campbell
in 1857. He was 95 years old at the time
of his death. His son John, and daugh.
, ter, Mrs. Van Patten survive him.
The impression that it is the duty Of
n newspaper, at it's own cost and with.
out recognition or compensation, to
boom it's town first, last and all the
time has christian Interpretation in
some places. The people of Tucson,
Arizona, by public subscription. buy
5000 copies of their local paper every
month for the purpose of sending il
abroad and in addition pay 5000 q
month and expense of ''write-ups'' o1
their city. Lamar, Kansas, recently
subscribed $4,000 for pamphlet and
$1,000 for a write-uy in the press. The
Monitor, of Fort Scott, Kansas, is paid
$1,000 for talking up the advantages Of
that city. Hutchinson, Kansas, pays
the News $4,000 for running "a morn.
ing paper, and Newton subscribes $$15,.
900 to have the Republican boom that
place. FREE Press I
The delegate NEE ting Of tile German
J
held at Mankato Tuesday and Wednes.
day of last week elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Geo
Mitsch ST.. St. Paul, President,F. Meier,
Chaska, Vice President, j. erode, St
Paul, Secretary, NJ. Koch, St. Paul
Treasurer. Mr.. Mitsch, who has held
the Office Of president for ten years. was
presented with a beautiful gold headed
cane by the members. The next meet
ing will be held at Chaska.
The Insurance Company is an organ
ization comprising 1,2o0 members and
is run on a plan similar to an ordinary
mutual life insurance company. At the
the death Of any member the heirs o.
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